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STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Autism spectrum disorder pilot project passes Legislature
BISMARCK--The North Dakota Legislature has approved an autism spectrum disorder pilot program. Senate Bill 2268 allows the Department of Human Services to use up to $200,000 for a regional autism spe...
Posted on 4/20/11 at 1:49 PM
For a good cause: JCC washout won’t affect ACC tournament
The recent washout of two holes at Jamestown Country Club won’t keep the state’s longest running charity golf tournament from happening next month.
The 29th Annual Anne Carlsen Center Benefit Golf Tournament will be played Aug. 6 at the Country Club, which had holes No. 6 and 7 washed away on Monday when a pond on a neighboring property washed out, sending water, rocks and debris across the course.
July 01, 2011
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Students express themselves through artwork
Justin Meyer, 16, speeds toward a canvas in his wheelchair clutching his painting tool. He’s enjoying every second, cheering along the way until he stabs the paper and leaves his mark.
By Ben Rodgers , June 30, 2011
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Holt joins ACC as chaplain
The Rev. Ethelind S. “Lindy” Holt is joining the Anne Carlsen Center as a chaplain. Holt, an ordained United Church of Christ pastor, has more than 12 years of church experience.
June 10, 2011
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TechnoCamp available to ACC students, teens with disabilities across state
For students attending the Anne Carlsen Center and teens across the state with disabilities, the annual TechnoCamp creates opportunities. This year’s camp is scheduled to run from June 27 through July 2.
April 27, 2010
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Schwartzkopf provides Seuss programs recently at local, area schools
Dr. Seuss’ 106th birthday was on March 2. On that day, Dr. Seuss books were read across America acknowledging “Read Across America Day!”
Mary Schwartzkopf, aka “That Cat” (Mrs. James-town/N.D. America 2010) was one of those people. Schwartzkopf performed her own choreographed program of reading animation to students of the Montpelier Elementary School on March 2. Principal Mary Steele and teachers were part of the participation brought in by the Stutsman County Bookmobile. A half hour of dancing with the “Fidget Remover” (Schwartzkopf’s creation and choreography), readings from Dr. Seuss and The Cat in the Hat beanbag toss were included.
April 06, 2010
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